The amount of data your agency produces continues to increase and while millions of dollars are spent on integration efforts, they still cannot integrate data across the organization due to:

• Applications are unintegrated stovepipes
• Data definitions and business rules are not shared
• Reports can't be consolidated and reconciled
• Organizations have fragmented, disparate groups that do no share data
• Lack of proper alignment with business managers

Government and industry experts will highlight the benefits of implementing technology solutions that will help agencies address current challenges and how to:

• Leverage best practices government agencies are using today
• Connect siloed information across disparate systems and organizations in a single business intelligence platform
• Use business intelligence tools to quickly respond to changing information management and business user requirements
• Leverage a single business intelligence platform to seamlessly monitor and report on key operational metrics and outcomes with powerful dashboards and analytics
• Implement techniques for integrating existing IT infrastructure by accessing virtually any data source and aggregating all business intelligence under a single umbrella
• Embed business intelligence in any application or process in any environment

Speakers

• Matthew Rowland, Deputy Assistant Director, Administrative Office of U.S. Courts, Office of Probation & Pretrial Services
• Nick Short, Regional Vice President, Government Sales Consulting, SAP BusinessObjects